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Company Profile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Managemnt & Team . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Business Strategy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

Project Portfolio . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Environmental Policy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 30

40YEARSof experience, technologyand know-how

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COMPANY PROFILE Founded in 1970, the company first specialised in plant hire and then moved into

contracting in civil engineering and quickly established a reputation for delivering

high quality projects on time and within budget. The main concentration of work was

the traditional civils market, water and sewerage treatment plants, infrastructural

works, golf courses, roads and bridges. The company has grown organically over four

decades and expanded to contracting nationwide where the Moriarty name has

become recognised as a quality brand. More recently Moriarty’s have expanded to

operating in the UK and are currently looking at markets further afield.

Since 2003 Denis Moriarty the Kerries Ltd have branched into alternative markets

and identified that wind energy had the best potential for growth. From this time the

company has moved forward to become one of the leading players in the industry

establishing a strong reputation amongst its broad and prestigious Client list. The

company is a member of the Irish Wind Energy Association which has greatly

enhanced its reputation as being central to the industry. We have established a close

working relationship with all the major players in the industry and have become

leading professionals in the provision of a wide variety of Civils wind farm services.

Our focus is on working in partnership with our Clients, as we have vast experience

in the field of civil engineering we can offer assistance from the earliest stages of a

project. To enable us to deliver complex projects in whatever environmental and

programme restrictions we use our own highly experienced staff who have the

knowledge and commitment to deliver quality and timely projects whilst also

ensuring a responsible approach to the environment, safety and quality.

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The same core of highly respected and experienced engineers, foremen and

ground staff are all permanent employees which have been added to over

the years. The breadth and depth of our knowledge base established over

this period have been integrated into specifications for new projects as they

evolved. Throughout our involvement in this industry we have been

successful in retaining the services of highly respected consultants and sub-

contractors who have added to our success in delivering quality work. Our

Company carries a very proud reputation for quality of work with a strong

emphasis placed on our attitude and the manner of client relationship.

Without this we would not have achieved the level of success we have

enjoyed in moving to where we are as a major service provider to the wind

industry.

Our repeat business in this sector is as a result of developing strong

working relationships with our clients and their consultants. We combine

value engineering and problem solution to give our Clients the best options

in a manner that suits the industry requirements as a result of our

experience. We provide a flexible approach which we have found is a vital

attribute in this industry.

MANAGEMENT & TEAM

CCoolliinn SSccoottttGeneral Manager

DDeenniiss MMoorriiaarrttyyFounder and Director

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BUSINESS STRATEGY

We have worked as professional development partners to the

industry delivering projects to valued clients in a co-operative

and collaborative manner. Our focus and concentration has

always been on finding solutions and anticipating problems.

There are seldom projects in this industry that do not have

either a delay imposed or a sudden acceleration required. All

our staff, from management to field staff, are trained with this

mindset. We are widely respected within the industry as being

at the forefront in quality of work and timely delivery. Retaining

the same staff helps us anticipate the needs of the industry on

a contract by contract basis.

The company invested significantly in this sector over the years

in human resources, technology and innovation. We have been

pushing to further develop solutions and innovation in the civil

engineering sector for our clients and have always been

successful at finding the cost effective solutions for our Clients

by intuition and ingenuity. This has been matched by the timely

delivery of complex projects for all Clients. We take great pride

in the knowledge that we have always met our Clients

requirements and expectations. Where difficulties were

encountered we approached them in a structured collaborative

manner.

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To meet demand and our client's needs we have scaled up and

positioned our business in terms of investment in new technologies

and resources to meet the challenges in a competitive sector. This is

a constantly evolving industry and the planning and environmental

constraints are being emphasised more as each new project arrives,

we have the commitment and ability to rise to this challenge and

constantly examine new methodologies to meet these needs to help

to promote the image of the industry with both the regulatory

authorities and the public at large.

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Project Portfolio

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McDonalds Drive-thru Restaurants

We have constructed nine drive through restaurants aroundIreland. The sites would typically cover 5000 square metres.

The work consists of moving onto a green field site, developingall services, roads, landscaping and foundations to take asystem built building and having production of product withinsix weeks. To achieve these superfast turnarounds there isintricate planning required and interfaces with the Client.Typical value per site was ¤0.5m.

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Kings Court Village StudentAccommodation

Development of a green field site for a majorstudent village comprising of one hundred andtwenty four bed apartments. This consisted ofall civil works including roads, sewers, waterservices, electrical and communication services,foundations, substructure and floors,construction of a two storey undergroundcarpark. Value of the works was ¤2.1m.

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Ballyheigue Sewerage Scheme

This project consisted of thirteen kilometres of foul andstorm drainage ranging from 225mm to 1200mm alongwith three kilometres of rising mains delivery system fromthree deep pumping stations to a full treatment plantincluding all aspects of treatment through to final UVtreated effluent to a sea outfall and sludge drying facility.This provided foul water treatment for a village populationof three thousand. Overall value of the works was ¤9.0m.

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Kenmare Sewerage Scheme

The development of this scheme provided twelvekilometres of storm and foul drainage, three pumpingstations and a full treatment plant including an outfall. Italso incorporated town centre road and footpathupgrades. Value of this project was ¤4.0m.

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Ring of Kerry Golf Course

We developed an eighteen hole championship golf course on aone hundred and twenty acre site over looking Kenmare Bay.

This challenging project involved major earth moving anddisposal of existing peat and importation of seventy thousandtons of sand to construct all fairways with sand. There wasapproximately sixty kilometres of land drainage laid to drainthe site and a number of lakes were created to aid a fullirrigation system. The value of this prestigious project was inthe region of ¤3.0m.

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Sneem Sewerage Scheme

This privately developed scheme provided afull treatment system for the Village of Sneemand incorporated the laying of five kilometresof storm and foul drainage from 225mm to750mm and included a deep river crossingbetween a balancing chamber and a deeppumping station. There were challengingground conditions along with deep sewers atover five metres deep in narrow streets. Afully treated effluent marine outfall wasconstructed to discharge the final product.

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Sheen Falls Country Club

A prestigious development located in Kenmare andadjacent to the renowned Sheen Falls Lodge Hotel. Thisinvolved a major civil works infrastructure for luxuryhousing and apartments. The site was deforested oncommencement and was converted to a five star housingcomplex. All services were provided and all works to andincluding floor level were carried out by us as our contract. The development was worth ¤7.0m to ourcompany.

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Killarney Sewerage Scheme

The phase of works we carried out was in the perimeterenvirons of Killarney to provide a foul sewer collection tofacilitate housing development in and around Killarney.Pipe sizes varied from 600mm to 225mm andapproximately eleven kilometres were laid. An eight metredeep pumping station was constructed adjacent to thetreatment plant in the National Park. A later phase of thisproject which we were involved in included theconstruction of a sludge pasteurising facility within thetreatment plant to treat the separated sludge.

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N21 - Ballycarthy to Tralee Road

This project saw the construction of three kilometres ofnational primary road carrying fifteen thousand vehiclesdaily as the main artery of traffic to Tralee. It included theconstruction of three bridges and two river culverts. Therewere major temporary traffic management programs toallow for the constant traffic diversions required as thenew road crossed the existing road at numerous locations.The value of this project was ¤6m.

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Blennerville Ship Canal, Tralee

A restoration project of two kilometres of the old shipcanal which lay unused and was completely silted up.Additionally the “basin” where the ships docked forunloading in Tralee had been filled in over the years had tobe excavated and the quay walls restored. Value was¤1.2m.

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Marina & Castle, Templenoe, Kenmare

A prestigious private development encompassing extensivecivil works for the development of a castle along with amarina and pier. This project was particularly intricate as itinvolved major rock extraction adjacent to an oldprotected castle which was being retained as part of alarger development. It also required the excavation andconstruction of a deep water berth and breakwateropening onto Kenmare Bay.

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Sneem Hotel and Apartments

The development consisted of a four star seventybedroom hotel and a separate apartment block consistingof thirty luxury units situated in a rocky site facing Sneemharbour. On this project we carried out all the civilelements including major rock extraction and site works tocreate a high class landscaped surround to suit thepicturesque setting for this development. We constructedall the structural elements of the hotel and the entireapartment block along with all the site services and roadsto this rocky/peat site. Our contract value was in theregion of ¤5.0m

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Waterville Water Supply and Sewerage Scheme.

• Construction of 8km of foul sewer ranging insize from 450mm to 225mm

• 5.2km of surface water sewer, ranging in sizefrom 900mm to 225mm

• 180 PCC manholes• 25km of water main• 25,000m2 of road reconstruction• Project value of ¤9.0m

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Gortahile, Co. Laois

Client: Abo-Wind

Description: • 8 x Nordex N 90 2.5mW turbines• 38kV Sub-Station• 3.5km site roads• Upgrade public road delivery route

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Kealkill, Bantry

Client: Mukdar Ltd. & Gaoithe Glas Teo

Description: • 10 x Gamesa G58, 950kW.• 4.5km Upgrade & new site roads• 2.2km Electrical cabling• 38kV electrical substation

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Tournafulla & Knockawarriga to Trien Grid Connection

Client: SWS Energy / Airtricity

Description: • 29km underground grid connection• 22.5km on public road• 6.5km cross country

WINDFARM

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SUB-STATION

The longest grid connection in the country

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Knockawarriga, Abbeyfeale

Client: SWS Energy

Description: • 9 x Nordex N90 2.5MW• 4.5kms New and upgraded site roads• 2.5kms Cable trenching and laying • 38kV Sub-Station• Upgrade of public road delivery route

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Kilgarvan, Killarney

Client: SWS Energy

Description: PHASE 1• 15 Vestas V90 3MW• Clonkeen Sub-Station• 15km new access roads

PHASE 2• 13 x Nordex N90 2.5Mw • 10 x Vestas V52 850Kw• 22km interconnecting cabling• 110kV Sub-Station extension• 13km site access road on bog

up to 7m deep

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Aghada Power Station, Great Island, Cork

Client: ESBI/ESB Networks

Description: • 3 Kilometres 220kV underground interconnector

• Shore and marine civil works for 3.5km harbour crossing

• Joint bays, marine/land cable transition bays• Pumped Bentonite surround to cables

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Aghada - Glanagow, Cork

Client: ESB Networks

Description: • 4 Kilometres 220 kV underground interconnector

• Jointing bays• Pumped Bentonite surround to cables

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As responsible contractors and citizens we recognise the critical and fragile nature of the

environment we have inherited and in turn will pass on to the next generation.

We acknowledge the significant way that the civil engineering aspects of wind farms can effect

the physical nature of the landscape, the air quality and the quality of the rivers and streams

emanating from the mountain top locations and the responsibilities that it places on us.

It has taken all of time to create the environment we enjoy and we must work sympathetically

to ensure our works have minimal effect on the delicate infrastructure which exists.

OUR ENVIRONMENTAL POLICY

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• Integrated planning for the careful start up of site based operations.

• Consult with relevant Fisheries authorities to assess their concerns and any specific local issues.

• Ensure compliance with Archaeological requirements

• Design the measures required from the planning process and all issues raised in the Environmental Impact Statements.

• Implement these measures for control of all aspects of risk, physical materials, water and air prior to commencement of mainstream construction.

• Take measures to maintain features and vegetation as best as possible.

• Constantly review the environmental and geo-technical aspects of the site management and redesign, modify or augment as necessary.

• Be aware of legislation and Industry best practice.

• At all times be pro-active in anticipation of potential hazards.

• Consult with specialist consultants for site specific problems.

• Follow construction methods which minimise their impact on the environment.

• Develop a culture within the workplace to promote good working practice and by ensuring that all personnel on site are aware of their responsibilities.

• Ensuring that environmental policy is freely available to Visitors and Public.

To achieve this the company implements the following policies:

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